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User Experience Design (BDes) combines design, technology and human-centred thinking to create meaningful user experiences across products, services and environments. The program blends theory with practical tools such as user research, usability testing, interface design and prototyping, preparing students for careers in diverse industries including technology, healthcare, finance and education.
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YOUR STUDIES
First-year introduces foundational UX concepts, design thinking, user research and digital tools.
Teaching Option, minors and interdisciplinary options available
Faculty of Liberal Arts
Full-time
In person
No
Yes
Not required
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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English (ENG4U)
Mid 70s.
Not required
Not required
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Apply after second year; complete 12–16 months of paid work experience through co-op.
Yes
Optional, competitive entry after Year 2.
Yes
No
formal practicum beyond co-op.
CAREER PATHWAYS
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User Experience Designer, User Researcher, Interaction Designer, Information Architect, UX Consultant, Visual Designer, Web Content Designer
Not specified
TUITION & FEES
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$7,080.76 CAD
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